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From social justice to ‘slacker service’ groups offer High Holiday alternatives

Source: Toby Tabachnick, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle on September 26, 2019

Thousands of Jewish Pittsburghers forgo attending traditional synagogues on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Fortunately, there are other options.

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Battle lines seen as hardening on religious liberty

Source: Peter Smith, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on September 23, 2019

A longstanding consensus on how to accommodate religious beliefs in government settings is breaking down as the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to overturn longstanding precedent and allow greater role of religion in public life. Those were some of the observations of Nina Totenberg, the longtime legal affairs correspondent for NPR, at a forum on “The First Amendment for the 21st Century,” held Monday at the …

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Daniel Tabares Wins First Annual Loving Kindness Award

Source: Travis Newbery, The Eagle Eye on September 16, 2019

Daniel Tabares, a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, was presented with the first Loving Kindness Award at the JCC's Annual Meeting. Read the featured article in his high school's The Eagle Eye newspaper.

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“Rabbi talks anti-Semitism, rebounding from tragedy”

Source: ABC News, ABC News Briefing Room on April 29, 2019

An interview with Rabbi Ron Symons

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Project CommUNITY Town Hall, Parkland to Pittsburgh: Stronger Together

Source:WTAE Channel 4 News on April 9, 2019

PITTSBURGH — How does a community survive a devastating tragedy? From Parkland, Florida, to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, tragedies are forcing neighborhoods to examine issues that divide and unite them. On April 9 at 8 p.m., WTAE Channel 4 presents A Project CommUNITY Town Hall, Parkland to Pittsburgh: Stronger Together, in partnership with the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh’s Center for Loving Kindness. Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 …

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